LATTC Instructors Featured in "Green" Radio Ads

LATTC instructors, Jess Guerra (diesel technology) and Tom Vesella (construction technology) are featured in a radio advertisements for the Los Angeles Community College District. In the advertisements Jess Guerra talks about teaching clean diesel and hybrid vehicle technology and Tom Vessella talks about teaching green construction at the College. The advertisements are being broadcast on many stations throughout the LA region.

To hear Jess Guerra's advertisement click here (you will need to have Quicktime installed to hear the ad).
To hear Tom Vesella's advertisement click here (you will need to have Quicktime installed to hear the ad).
To learn more about sustainability efforts and courses in both the Diesel Technology and Construction Technology programs at LATTC click here.

LATTC Prepares to Submit Substantive Change Proposal to Accrediting Commission

In preparation for the upcoming accreditation report submittal and site visit, the College is also preparing to submit a Substantive Change Proposal to the accrediting commission (ACCJC). Approval of a substantive change from the accrediting commission is required because the College now has 10 degree programs and 4 certificate programs in which 50% or more of the courses are approved to be taught online. The draft of the Proposal was approved by the DDL Committee and will be forwarded to the Academic Senate for discussion/approval at its next meeting.

To view the draft of the Substantive Change Proposal click here.
To view the companion document "LATTC Standards for Quality Distance Education", click here.
To view Substantive Change Proposal FAQs for more information on the substantive change process, click here.

For more information on the Substantive Change Proposal or process contact:

Linda Delzeit, Online Program Director, DDL Committee Chair, and Accreditation Co-Chair

DelzeiL@lattc.edu

213.763. 3733

Bradley Vaden, Accreditation Co-Chair

VadenBD@lattc.edu

213.763.3927

Marcy Drummond, LATTC Accreditation Liaison

DrummoMJ@lattc.edu

213.763.7022

Trade Tech Partners on Ground Breaking $7.4 Million STEM, Value Chain Initiative

Los Angeles Trade-Technical College is one of four collaborative partners in the Value Chain Initiative, a project funded by a five-year, $7.4 million contract from the Department of Defense and the US Army Corps of Engineers beginning fall, 2009. The Initiative is being led by HENACC and also includes these other collaborative partners: the Roosevelt High School Complex (note: the complex includes Roosevelt High School and its 15 feeder middle and grade schools) and the College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology at California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA). For more information click here.